Scan a whole stack inside iGrade. Tap Add Pages → Scan Multiple Pages to photograph page after page with your iPhone's built-in document scanner; pages go straight into iGrade in the order you scan them. Also new in this version: - A simpler Add Pages menu: Take Photo, Scan Multiple Pages, Photo Library (numbered in the order you tap), or Choose File (PDF). - Photos from your library show progress right away, and your screen stays on while pages upload. - If a page fails to upload, iGrade retries it and holds its place, so no student ends up with another student's page. - If your connection drops while a paper is grading, iGrade picks up the finished result instead of marking the paper failed. - Each student's AI summary always matches that student, including after Try Again. - A new card shows how iGrade understood your grading instructions. - Essays you choose to hold are marked "Held — not scored" and kept out of the class average. - Saved Keys

Clearer, calmer uploading • A note on the student upload screen explains the wait: iGrade covers student names on your phone before any page leaves it. • A Next button at the top of each step, so you don't have to scroll to move on. • The answer counter for typed keys now counts numbered and word answers correctly. • A new check spots when a student's answers look shifted by a line and lets you review the alignment before trusting the score. • Batch review lets you mark each part of a multi-part question. • Plus smaller fixes and polish.

Small update. iGrade is now easier for teachers to find on the App Store, and the app's age rating has been corrected to 4+. No changes to grading, purchasing, or how your data is handled.

This update adds the iGrade Starter plan (monthly and annual) and the iGrade Paper Pack consumable to iOS. Plans that were previously available only on our website can now be purchased in the app. All iOS purchasing goes through Apple In-App Purchase via RevenueCat. The Pricing screen shows Free, Starter, and Power plans plus a one-time Paper Pack, and offers Restore Purchases. Paper Pack credit is granted server-side after purchase, never expires, and works on any plan including Free. No changes to account creation. Sign-in options: this version offers email/password, Sign in with Apple, and Google sign-in on both the sign-in and create-account screens. Sign in with Apple is offered wherever third-party sign-in is available. The demo credentials above use the email/password path. Demo account: appreview@igradeapp.com / k!yLRyJ4o44MZjra&PiY%! Contact: Benjamin Field, (631) 403-2313, appreview@igradeapp.com

Paper counts now come straight from your account instead of being estimated on the device, so the number you see is the number you have. Fixed an issue where the monthly reset could leave grading unavailable at the start of a new month. Clearer message when a page fails to upload, naming which page. Updated privacy and data-retention wording.

You can now create an account with Sign in with Apple or Google, not just email. Privacy wording throughout the app now matches our Privacy Policy exactly, including how answer keys are handled.

Student names are now covered on your device before a paper is uploaded — the identity band is blacked out in your browser, not on our servers. Grading results now survive navigating away and back. CSV exports include a per-question breakdown and download properly on desktop. Answer keys are unchanged and stay unmasked by design.

This update (1.0.12) is about PDFs, and telling you when something was skipped. PDFs: grading from a PDF is fixed. PDF pages are now prepared exactly the same way as photos, which resolves uploads that could fail partway through and return a grading error. A PDF and a photo of the same paper now grade identically. Skipped pages: if a page can't be read, iGrade now grades the pages it can and tells you which file and which page were skipped, instead of dropping them quietly. In a batch, a skipped page can shift papers into the wrong student, so the warning matters. Phone: the keyboard no longer covers the buttons at the bottom of the screen. As always, iGrade grades against your own key, flags anything it's unsure about, and leaves the final call to you.

This update (1.0.11) focuses on honest scoring, batch accuracy, and phone layout. Scoring: if iGrade cannot find any questions in your answer key, it now says so plainly instead of showing a score of 0%. Rubrics with performance levels are scored by the point value of the level selected, and each criterion shows whether you decided it or iGrade proposed it. Adjust Grading can now raise or lower a grade, not only raise it. Batch: batch results, the per-student breakdown, and CSV exports now follow the same scoring rules, so the numbers agree. Partial credit on multi-part questions and bonus questions are counted consistently. A class average is left blank rather than shown as 0% when there is nothing to average. Grade level: the app no longer assumes a grade level. You choose it, and it is used to frame written feedback. Phone: rubric grids can now be viewed on a phone, the header fits narrow screens, and the keyboard no longer covers the buttons at the bottom of the screen. The app is also significantly lighter and loads faster. As always, iGrade grades against your own key, flags anything it's unsure about, and leaves the final call to you.

Grading fixes and a cleaner phone layout. - Typed essays now read correctly, and no score is produced from a page iGrade couldn't read. - Weighted and multi-level rubrics score by their own point values. - Undo on an override restores the student's credit. - Time saved now uses the hand-grading pace you chose. - Question breakdown, batch table and account menu now fit phone screens. - Less scrolling on results.

Improved review workflow: read full student answers, mark multiple papers at once with undo, and better layouts on phones. Navigation and scrolling fixes throughout.

This update makes reviewing graded work easier: • Pinch to zoom on any answer key or graded paper — read messy handwriting up close. • Cleaner, smoother results screen. As always, iGrade grades against your own key, flags anything it's unsure about, and leaves the final call to you. As always, iGrade grades against your own key, flags anything it's unsure about, and leaves the final call to you.

Tap the saved-time counter to see this-run and all-time details. The app now stays in portrait orientation for a more stable layout. Smoother page behavior on mobile.

Faster, more reliable name reading on scanned papers, and improved photo uploads — including HEIC images straight from your iPhone. As always, you stay in control of every grade.

Fixes a navigation issue on the plan screen — you can now return to the app without restarting.

Polish update: refreshed the look with a cleaner, more consistent color theme across the app, a clearer feedback form, and an easier-to-reach account menu. Faster, tidier, same honest grading.

Save your answer keys and reuse them on any device — no more re-entering the same key every time. Save a key once, then pick it from your Saved Keys list whenever you grade that test again. Also in this update: • See how much time iGrade is saving you, tracked accurately across single papers and full batches • A refreshed look with clearer colors and easier-to-read screens • Polish and stability improvements throughout

Visual refresh: cleaner banner, improved contrast and readability across grading screens, and small fixes to the grading-speed control.

Sign in with Apple is now supported. Your screen stays awake while grading so it won't dim mid-batch. New: a time-saved summary shows how much grading time iGrade has given back. Plus reliability improvements for large batches.